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<blockquote data-quote="20 hz bass machine" data-source="post: 8723725" data-attributes="member: 678131">Hate to post so many separate comments here, so sorry about that. If I were you I&#039;d get the 2 ZVX 18&#039;s in a D1 configuration. This will give you the ability to wire the pair at 4 ohms and at 1 ohm. With the SFB 8K you could have the subs wired at a very conservative 4 ohms to give the pair their recommended RMS. Simultaneously you can wire the pair down to 1 ohm and do a little competing as well. The real benefit to the SFB 8k is your ability to get 2 more 18&#039;s and do a B pillar wall hitting in the high 150&#039;s without needing to buy another amp. If there&#039;s one thing I&#039;ve learned the hard way its buying equipment without considering the future. Spending $639 on an amp that does more power than you need might seem silly now, but you&#039;ll be patting yourself on the back later when you decide to upgrade and all you need to do is buy 2 more subs and build a box.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="20 hz bass machine, post: 8723725, member: 678131"] Hate to post so many separate comments here, so sorry about that. If I were you I'd get the 2 ZVX 18's in a D1 configuration. This will give you the ability to wire the pair at 4 ohms and at 1 ohm. With the SFB 8K you could have the subs wired at a very conservative 4 ohms to give the pair their recommended RMS. Simultaneously you can wire the pair down to 1 ohm and do a little competing as well. The real benefit to the SFB 8k is your ability to get 2 more 18's and do a B pillar wall hitting in the high 150's without needing to buy another amp. If there's one thing I've learned the hard way its buying equipment without considering the future. Spending $639 on an amp that does more power than you need might seem silly now, but you'll be patting yourself on the back later when you decide to upgrade and all you need to do is buy 2 more subs and build a box. [/QUOTE]

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